Sumner convalesces as bonds and trials loom large
The report notes Senator Sumner's continued convalescence amid a flood of dispatches from Indianapolis, New York, and Cincinnati detailing trials, rail bills, and financial moves. It mentions the Clem murder trial, Senate sessions, and public debt changes, with various officials and events interwoven.
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Sumner
Pittsburg
T. Louis
Indianapolis
National Senate
We & Pew
Carolina
Hawthorne
England
Ohio
State Board of Equalisation
Straitsville
Kentucky Senate
Otto
New York
John T. Moore
Neville
W. We
St. Louis
Minnesota
West Wisconsin
Mi River
Stillwater
Hudson
Wisconsin
The
Rural Club of
Demonstrations in Paris Fight at Hotel de Ville
The report describes Paris citizens and National Guard delegates plotting resistance to Prussian entry. An attack on the Hotel de Ville was organized but failed amid fatigue and poor coordination. Authorities refrain from provoking further clashes as tensions rise over the German advance.
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Paris
Lille
Hélleville
Champs Elysees
Arma
Tire Times
National Guard
Yorttrance
Hotel de ‘Ville
Hotel de Ville
Pigue de la Basti
Belleville
Montmartre
Vippy
Palace Industrie
Fire at Lowell Triggers Marine Result Report
Lowell fire aftermath outlines a marine incident in Port Lakx, Maine, with March 1 as the incident date. A court in Cleveland decided yesterday in favor of Thomas Dowlin against the Second National Bank, awarding Dowlin roughly $10,000 in United States bonds he deposited May 1, 1869, as a special deposit, bonds allegedly misappropriated by the cashier who later defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Port Laxp
Maine
Mike Case
Thomas Dowlin
Second ‘National Bank
Cleveland
Dowlin
United States
Removal of Niles Works from Cincinnati to Hamilton
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times Hamilton reports arrangements are completed for moving the Niles Works from Cincinnati to Hamilton to facilitate the large sash and door operation. The Schwab lottery prize winner G Brows of Carlisle House Cincinnati received his dred dollars this morning. Peter Welch, who cut his throat Monday night, still survives.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Niles
G. Brows
Carlisle House
Peter Welch
Finance Bill Agreed Upon In Richmond
Richmond March 2 A Finance Bill was agreed upon by the Joint Finance Committee and will be reported. Parquhar commanding the Kansas reports from Minatitlan Mexico that on February 7 two distinct tremors were felt nearby a wave about a foot high followed the quaking and the vessel seemed to strike rocks onboard.
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Richmont
Joint Finance Committee
Alleged Murderer of Capt J Jenkins Freed on Bail
St Louis dispatch reports on March 21 that the man accused of killing Captain J Jenkins was released on bail. Details of the pending case remain sparse as authorities proceed with preliminary motions and set future court dates.
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J Jenkins
St Lovie
Tioyee
Markets by Telegraph Flour and grain notes
Markets by Telegraph report steady flour and mixed grain prices with white beet and No 2 beets mentioned. Wheat sales and corn activity are unclear with oats listed as dull and no sales. Dressed hogs price noted at eight dollars.
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Foeliow
Michigan
Telegraph
Berra
Senate Confronts Army Bill and Ohio Seats Amid Session Turmoil
The Forty first Congress debates continuing the Ku Klux Outrages inquiry, rejects amendments, and passes the Army appropriation after Saulsbury warns the majority may use troops in elections. The evening session moves through Naval appropriation edits, journal corrections, and contested seat resolutions as House and Senate clash on land grants and rail bills.
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Hamlin
Sens
Casserly
Cal
Senate
House of Representatives
Saulebery
Democrate
House
Committee of Conference
Messrs
Garfield
Stevenson
Ohio
Cincinnati
Newport Bridge
Tenn
Relanten
Hic
New Orleans, Mobile &Chattanooga
United States
Ana Mi
Minnesota
Winnipeg
British America
Trenton
N.J
Otlows
Lake Superior
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Bill Arp on Life Insurance
Bill Arp the Georgia humorist is described as being approached by life insurance agents who press him about insuring his life and his wife. He recounts awkward interviews at length, the fear, and his dislike of talk about coffins and death amid offers from different officials and agents.
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Bill Arp
Georgia
Fireman’s Home Journal outlines Lexington improvements and plans
The Fireman's Home Journal of Lexington notes 1871 improvements and Marietta Ohio plans to invest a steam fire engine at around $12,000. It cites 1870 new buildings and reports the Missouri Penitentiary costs about $100,000 annually for 800 convicts, with a call by the St. Louis Democrat to set them to work.
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Marietta, O
Missouri Penitentiary
St. Louis
French War Aftermath and European Politics Update
Reports note forced contributions payable in France, a likely Cortes majority for the Spanish government, and formal reception of the Duke of Broglie by Queen Victoria. France’s National Assembly ratifies peace with 546 to 107, while a session condemns Napoleon. London meetings condemn Fenian amnesty and report German forces entering Paris. Cleveland road directors re-elected with two changes.
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France
Balierd
Duke of
Broglie
Queen Victoria
Germany
Oxar of
Augeia
Russia
Empire
Napoleon
Hell
Liverpool
Paris
Von
Bernady
Fourteenth
Hussars
Cleveland Road
Cleveland
Horace Fj. Clark
Augustus Schell
Oscar Pownsenck
Ed Presi
Fragmentary caption on a wedding verse from old paper
The readable snippet shows a garbled caption referencing a bridegroom and a childlike bed image. Names are incomplete and context unclear, but hints at a marriage or wedding verse titled Put Me in My Little Bed. No further details or dates are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenny Maine D
Keg Factory Burned on Little Miami River
Special dispatch reports a large keg factory between Otton and Yellow Springs on the Little Miami River was burned to the ground. The Powder-mill company owned it. The loss is large and many workers will be thrown out of employment. Fine weather noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Little
Miami River
Ifton
Fire destroys German neighborhood dwelling and more
This morning a row of German houses burned, with significant losses estimated around 5 000 dollars. J Burshold reported the loss, insured with the Cleveland Insurance Company. Other insured properties included a dwelling at C John C Haak’s and a party named Chas. T. Abler faced a 80 dollar claim.
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Burshold
Geraffinia . Insurance. Company of
Cleveland
T. Abler
John C. Haak
Naan Company
California Anniversary Honors Steamer California
In San Francisco on March 1, the California anniversary marks twenty years since the steamship California began service. A pageant and celebration note the ship’s ongoing voyages, with plans for a tunnel to the Sierra and a potential route toward Sacramento. Colonel Von Schmidt is mentioned in connection with these schemes.
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California
Tenne! Enterprise
San Francisco
von Schmidt
Sierra
Nihety
Sacramento
New York Stocks Mixed as Markets Open
New York stock activity shows tolerable action with declines in government securities. Quotations are listed for several rails and utilities including Union Telegraph and Northwestern, with varied figures across preferred and common issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ene Union Televisee
Northwestern
Adv
Teleestern
Ohio
Union
Minister's Residence Fire Sparks Incendiary Suspicion
Pittsburg reports a minister’s residence in Pineoo heavily damaged by fire with evidence suggesting incendiary involvement. In other news, Henry D. Cooke is appointed Governor of the District of Colorado as part of the territorial government act. The piece also reflects on beauty, virtue, and moral reflections following the fire, urging temperance and inner beauty over outward appearances.
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Henry D. Cooke
Duard
Colo
Coun
Mississippi Valley Dental Association Meets in Afternoon Session
The Mississippi Valley Dental Association held an afternoon meeting at 2:30. President Morgan presided as the secretary called roll with about twenty-five members responding. Drs. H. H. Smith and McCullum were appointed to the Membership Committee to fill vacancies and the Executive Committee was in attendance. A special committee was appointed to re-
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J. F. Conine
Louisville
H. A. Smith
M. Wright
Taft
Dr. Willis
Kr. Taft
Bhewenkle
Chillisethe
Morgan
H. H. Smith
McCullum
Dentistry ad promotes nitrous oxide and teeth care services
An OCR fragment advertises dental work at 116 W. Seat Vine and Race, mentioning nitrous oxide and guaranteed results. The text is garbled but indicates a dentistry service likely located at the cited crossing, aiming to attract customers with promises of beauty and affordable care.
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Mineral Land and Exploring Company
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Agricultural Society of Hamilton Equsity
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Tom Ewing, Jr
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West Via
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Freeman
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PAM Banele
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Richmond
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the Fireman's Home Journal of
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He. L . Me
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the Dentists
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Ladies OF the
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Little Miami
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Railen Road
Yeprom Todian
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R.R
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Boston
Sparta Tara Sepang Maa Denaage Toom
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Otter
Pessagne
Dawins Wane
Taos
L. Youse
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Late Co. Recorder
Chante
Bk Weber
Young & Langdon
Real Estate Agents & Brokers
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Bank of the Ohio Valley Building
D. S. Carrick
Main Street
Third St
Reese
John. Holland
Leite E
D. Kixest
Ss . A
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Dua
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